My Year of Shooting Kodak Professional Film by Sandra Coan
Last year while at WPPI, I met Mike Jefferies, one of the Technical Sales Reps for Kodak Alaris Professional Film. Over drinks at an industry party, he mentioned that he’d seen an old blog post of mine in which I...
Ilford XP2 Super Single Use Disposable Camera Review
Nothing is a better callback to the '90s than a disposable camera. Before we all had a camera in our pockets, disposable cameras were the cheapest, easiest, and most convenient way to always have a camera on you. You could...
How to Shoot Ilford Delta 3200
Ilford Delta 3200 is versatile black and white film available in 35mm and 120. It is a grainy film, but if you like that grainy look, it can be shot at a variety of ISOs. This makes it a great...
Hasselblad 500 C/M Film Camera Review
I fell in love with the 6x6 film format ever since I discovered the work of Michael Kenna. It just so happens he uses a Hasselblad 500 C/M, so, naturally, I dreamed of one day shooting with the same camera....
How to Shoot Night Photography with the Olympus Trip 35 by Tom Box
I would imagine most, if not all, of the people reading this have heard of the Olympus Trip 35. Over 10,000,000 units of the camera were sold during it's lifetime...
Intro to Scanning Your Own Film Negatives by Jennifer Stamps
There are a few reasons to scan your own film – even if you don’t develop it. Although, you should try developing film at home. It’s fun and easier than you think...
Pushing Film: A Guide for Film Photographers
One of the beautiful things about film is it allows for all types of experimentation, and one of the most common ways to manipulate film is by pushing it. To a film newbie, the concept of pushing film is...
Tips for Shooting Waterfalls on Film by James Baturin
I’ve found myself photographing a lot of waterfalls lately. Whether that’s due to the fact I live in a city dubbed the “Waterfall Capital of the World” (that’s Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, if you’re wondering) or to some deeper need for...
Quick Tips for Organizing and Archiving Film Negatives by Samantha Stortecky
Over the summer, I was able to buy all the supplies to start developing and scanning my film in my very own home (learn how to develop film at home here!), and, as you can possibly imagine, my stack of...
Pentax 67 Film Camera Review by Peter Stout
Pentax 67 Film Camera Review. Learn all about the Pentax 67, including its functions, lenses, pros, and cons, in this review from film photographer Peter Stout.
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